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monetary impotence

monetary impotence noun: the inability of monetary policy to effect its goals, embodied by an absence of response by GDP to a change in the money supply or in interest rates.

Noun

monetary impotence (uncountable)

  1. The inability of monetary policy to effect its goals, embodied by an absence of response by GDP to a change in the money supply or in interest rates.

Questions about monetary impotence

What does monetary impotence mean?
Monetary impotence means the inability of monetary policy to effect its goals, embodied by an absence of response by GDP to a change in the money supply or in interest rates.
What part of speech is monetary impotence?
Monetary impotence is a noun.

Words near monetary impotence in the dictionary

  1. monetarize
  2. monetarized
  3. monetarizes
  4. monetarizing
  5. monetary
  6. monetary impotence
  7. monetary instrument
  8. monetary instruments
  9. monetary policies
  10. monetary policy
  11. monetary unit

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